This is an amazing. I would say it's great for all weather. Does weight a lot. Very effective. Very durable. No noise whatsoever. I love this a lot. And very versatile

After swapping out tire in winter(Michelin X ICE 3), on my last car, a Mazda 3 AWD Turbo, I swapped to using just Cross Climate 2s on my Mazda CX30. No more buying 2 sets of tires. These are awesome dry, wet, or snow.

These tires seem to be a good product. I had researched a few brands and these seemed to be a good choice for me. I drive less than 50 miles per week. There is very little road noise and smooth ride. They are good in snow.

The tires seem very good. They have good traction and handle well. They are relatively quiet. My only dissappointment is that my gas mileage seems to have dropped about two miles per gallon.

Nice smooth, quiet ride at speed. A bit of a whine or whistle at slow speeds, like 10 to 20 mph. Just got them this afternoon and only have about 10 miles on them. Will come back for a more thorough review after we have more miles on them.

I have been in the snow and ice twice now with these tires on my 2022 Durango R/T and I am seriously impressed. Like being on rails! Very quiet and smooth on dry pavement too!

Love my Cross Climate 2s! I live where part of the large winter storm is hurting currently and these tires have been phenomenal! Snow has been pretty deep and today a mix of snow and sleet/frozen rain. The traction is great!

This is the second set of cross climate 2 I have purchased. They are perfect for snow and rain traction. While not a performance tire, they are excellent for SUVs or standard cars. You know you will stop in all conditions. Excellent tire.

My initial impression is very good. The ride is better than the OEM tires on my truck. I had to take them off just short of 43,000 as I was getting to the wear bars. I look forward to the durability promised by this tire.

So far I've been very happy with the Cross-Climate 2. They feel very sure-footed on packed snow and wet roads. I'm comfortable taking a drive on them up to the ski mountain areas.